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Fragmented globe breaking apart with disrupted global connections symbolizing economic fragmentation

The fragmented global economy is no longer an emerging trend. It has become the operating system of the contemporary world economy. Cross-border trade, finance, and supply chains continue to function,

Climate finance supporting agriculture under climate stress, showing productive farms, drought risk, and data-driven investment pathways

Climate finance has become one of the most decisive tools in addressing global food insecurity. As climate change intensifies droughts, floods, and heat stress, food systems face growing instability. Therefore,

Global debt crisis cover image showing world map, rising debt bars, and governance symbols highlighting fiscal risks and reform needs

The global debt crisis has intensified as public and private borrowing exceeds $315 trillion. This analysis explores sovereign risk, market credibility, climate vulnerability, and how transparency, AI oversight, and sustainable

Line charts showing global policy uncertainty and world economic sentiment from 2008 to 2025, highlighting a sharp uncertainty spike in 2020 while sentiment returns to positive levels after crises

Global policy uncertainty and economic sentiment show a widening gap since 2008. Policy risk surges during global shocks, yet economic sentiment recovers faster. This chart-based visual story explains the causes,

Sri Lanka debt crisis illustrated by a chained island with national flag, broken fragments, and port infrastructure in the background

The Sri Lanka debt crisis shows how fiscal weakness, foreign exchange shortages, creditor complexity, and delayed restructuring led to default. This data-driven analysis explains causes, IMF-led stabilization, social costs, and

Eastern Mediterranean map showing offshore gas platforms, naval vessels, and overlapping maritime zones near Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, and Egypt

The Eastern Mediterranean gas dispute is intensifying as overlapping EEZ claims, offshore drilling, and naval deployments collide. From Israel Lebanon maritime tensions to Turkey Cyprus disputes and Gaza’s frozen gas

Cargo ships, fishing vessels, and offshore wind turbines operating across the Indo-Pacific Ocean

Indo-Pacific blue economy, blue economy geopolitics, Indo-Pacific maritime economy, maritime trade routes, Indian Ocean economics, South China Sea trade risks, blue finance Asia, fisheries economics, undersea cables, ocean governance ASEAN

Global food inflation crisis showing energy shocks, fertilizer disruptions, trade and shipping costs, currency pressures, and post-2020 food price reset

The global food inflation crisis reflects a structural reset in food prices after 2020. Energy shocks, fertilizer disruptions, trade costs, currency depreciation, and climate stress pushed prices sharply higher in

Energy subsidy reform illustrated by fuel pump redirecting funds toward government budget and renewable energy sources

Energy subsidy reform is critical for fiscal stability and efficient energy markets. This policy note examines fiscal costs, reform pathways, and global signals shaping energy pricing reform in emerging economies,

Higher-for-longer interest rates symbolized by a cracked pillar and rising sovereign bond yields, highlighting fiscal fragility

Higher for longer interest rates 2025 deepen global sovereign debt stress as refinancing costs rise. Fiscal buffers continue to shrink, while repayment burdens expand across regions. This blog analyzes the

A Deeper Look at the World’s Economy

Author: EconomicLens Staff